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Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
SOUTH CANAAN.

The union prayer meeting on Thurs day evening was largely attended, and good deal of interest manifested.
 Singing school commenced Monday evening, January l7th, under the charge of MT Howard Smith of Colehrook.
 The ground Is covered with a great depth of snow, and the snow plough is in frequent reqnisition. The neighbor- hood was indebted Monday morning to NIT Norman Cakes for good paths
 Mir and Mrs H. P. Morse recently met with qnite serious loss by fire. and only just escaped heavier loss. They role out, leaving everything in safety as they supposed, but some clothing hung near the fire 70 dry, ignited and com uunicated fire to the chairs, carpet and floor. The fire was discovered just in time to save the room. Unfortunately MT Morse's pocketbook containing bills sas also burned.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
NORFOLK.

There are several new pupils at the Robbins school.
 Rev J. w. Beach is taking a vacation for his health.
 Miss Edith Phelps has gone to South Carolina for the winter.
 Rev Mir DePeu exchanged with Rev Mir Farwell of Stockbridge, Mass. Sunday.
 Many of the East Canaan ice houses are being filled with ice from this place.
 Miss Caroline Gaylord has gone to Rocky Hill to spend the winter with her brother.
 Miss Anna Cowles has accepted a position as assistant in the Robbins school for the winter.
 On account of the weather the ball given by the Western Star lodge was not financial success.
 Mrs Arthur Cobb, who was seriously injured by being run into by coasters several weeks ago, is slowly improving.
 Dr. Welch returned from New York Mills Saturday night Mrs Welch hav- ing been ill will not return till next week.
 It has been decided by the board of education, and the committee in the center district, to exclude all scholar> from out parts of the town excepting those that come from districts where the appropriation is insufficient to holt school through the winter. The higher department, however, will be open to pupils from any of the districts.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
CORNW WAG.s. fHRlDt:E.

Miss Fannie Blodget of Ashley Falls, visited friends here last week.
 The stages manage to get through from Litchfrld and Sharon but report hard travelling, the roads being block aded.
 Editor Bolles of the New Milford Gazette, visited the tobacco warehouse here. and has written what we term ] sensible piece on tobacco, which was published in his excellent paper and would bear copying in other journals.
 Addison Pritchard, long a resident of Cornwall. died of apoplexy, January 9th. His health has been poor for a long time. Iuterment at the Calhoun cemetery.
 A barber shop has been established at the hotel. When banjo music does not keep the victim quiet "Charlie," who says ne has tried it. claims chloroform IS administered until the shaving Is completed. The hair cutting is out loud.
 Three meat markets are established in this village. all doing good busi- mess.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
EAl.l.S VILLAGE

Miss Mena Burgert of Albany came Friday to spend a portion of the winter with Sugar Hill relatives.
 One or two loads went from here to attend the McIntire-Johnson wedding ut the Cornwall church last Wednesday,
 The Irish boys had social hop at the hall Friday evening"
 A load of about twenty came over from South Canaan to meeting one evening last week which were dr .wn hv oxen. and on another evening two full sleigh loads from here attended services at Snnth Canaan.
 A. B. Thompson has sold his place east of this village to James Sheffield, to give possession in the spring.
 James F. Reed has purchased the Pe-t farm near AmesviIle. Price $S.5 800
 Frank Hanchett injured his foot last week by huge cake of ice f,.lling on it while in the employ of tho railroad company.
 Simon Williams while showing a cake of ice slipped and fell on sharp spike nsed in handling it, hurting him severe ly for brief time.
 Since the last pay day at the shops pedilers have been numerous in this locality.
 Gilt-edge invitation cards are out con- taining committee of seventeen for 8 grand private party" at the town hall at Salisbury on Thursday evening which will be the finest thing of the kind held hereabouts this winter. Music will be provided by Prof Rocco Laraja's or- chestra.
 The three Sunday schools in town had a sleigh ride Saturday, gong to Canaan and returning by way of South Canaan. One hundred and fifty attend ed and on their return had supper at the Methodist church. There were nine double teams in the party.
 Protracted meetings are being held in the three churches by R-vs. Moore and Alderman and there is deep in- terest manifested in them, large mum Der occupying the anxious seat on every evening. More interest Is shown than at any previous time since the memora- ble revival meetings held when Rev 1 B. H. Burch was pastor of the Metho- dist church. some sixteen years ago.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
LAX EVIl.l E..

Mir Ali Day returned last Friday from a visit to his futher in the eastern part of this state. He also visited friends Ill Bark hamsted.
 Dr Knight took large sleigh load. last Friday evening to the New England copal church tn, re- Mir and Mrs Wm. B. Perry also went to the supper.
 The juvenile mission circle held thelr regular meeting at the residence of Mrs French last Saturday afternoon.
 John Cleveland of Norwalk. Conn.,, IS visiting his relatives and friends here John is always welcome in our midst:
 Mr Wm Williams of Wassaic and his brother, John, are going to sing at tn concert next Wednesday. Mr Wll' Williams possesses the most melod'on> tonor voice this side of New York city and Mir John Williams an excellent basso. Miss Carrle Van Benschoten of New Rochelle will also sing. She has magnificent soprano voice and has been educated by the most eminent professors of music in New York city The concert will be conducted by Prot Louis Harvey. In addition to the above singers all our best home talent will assist, so don't miss this great musical treat.
 Mrs Cleveland and daughter. Jennie, have returned from a protracted visit to friends in New York city.
 Rev Mir Webster filled the pulpit at the Methodist church last Sunday an preached two eloquent sermons. Rev s. J. McCutcheon exchanged pulplts with Mir Webster and no doubt gave the Millerton people good sermons too. Oh, yes.
 Next Friday evening MT Frank San ders will deliver his very interesting lecture on Life in India, at Academy hall. Mir Sanders has inst returned from India where he has lived for a number of years in the capacity of mis- sionary and teacher.
 MT and Mrs Butcher have an addition to their family. It is a boy. ;.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
EAST MAN.

Mrs Henry Stevens has been qnite sick for some days but at this writing is improving.
 Mrs Thetis Morris has for many weeks been a great sufferer and is but little, if any, better.
 One of the boys at the county home, who was so severely scalled several days ago, died at the home last week. Rev Mr Barlow officiated at the funeral Burial in Mir Pulver's family lot at Hill side cemetery.
 Mrs A. P. Briggs is very much better under the treatment of Mrs Dr. Sanders If Cheat Harrington.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19

The Judge proposes assist the Grant Mon ,ment tund by orga' izinr grand competi- tinn on word building (mahing the largest lumber of Englis words from a given sen- ence b> t,ansp. ,sing and using letters to sni' he purpose) using for the theme the sentence 'Ah will b our next Pres den2' and offer ing cash prizes to successful competitors. Ca oh ,f whom will have t. pay fifty t5O) cents on .resentatlon of his competitive paper. The money received will be applied as follows:
 Twenty-Five cents Is at once credited to the Grant Fund
 The remaining twenty-five cents, after de lucting the legitit.lat te expenses of advertising n mes with their respective answers, etc. Jet; will te pacea in common fund to be equally hviued among the six successful competitors e.. the six persons sending ill the largest sss of English words tproper nouns included) made from the sentence ''N ho will be our next PrAsil-nt?'
 Th- m gnitu,'e of tho prizes will depend on he amount of money received, or ill other v,.rds on the number of competitors. Com punications open until February 10, l877. 12 o'clock.
 his is not new thing. In England large ,ums of none, have been raised for charity V this m thod, nd tn sa who have par'lci- ,ated and incidentally helped N or hy object ave won prize as high ss $lO,0U0 as re- for mental acti'ity
 The name of competito will be published rom week to week in he Judge as they may ame in This will not only serve as an ac ,nowlelgment of the receipt of the money ,tc but will also serve to show the week., rogr.ss of rhe fund Governing rules in this reek's Judge Address
 '"aRANr FUND,
 THE JUDGE PU LI>HINH O.,
 Potter Building, New York City.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
Hartford and Connecticut West. ern Railroad.

Runs from Hartford to Rhinebeck on tho Hudson river, where it connects with
 the N. Y. C. X H. R. Railroad. Comme nciug December 20, 1886. GOING WEST rkAINs LEAvL CANAAN. 2 90 m for Rh,nebeck. l2 30 p. m for Mlllerton. | 20 p. m. For khinebeck, connecting with trains on the N C. X Fl. R. railroad 8 AZ D. m. fir Miller ton. 6.30 p m. for Millerton.
 GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. $40 .. m., from Millerton.
 Connecting at Winsted for Watea. bury and Bridgeport. At Simsbsry fcl
 Westfeld, Northampton. Vile liamsburgh and Holyoke. At Hartsoi0 with Express for Springfield and Boston, aud all points North and East: arriving in Boston at S.S0 p. m.; and for NeF Haven. arriving at 1.80 p. m.; also t6t Willimantic. New London. Providenca Naw York.
 .0n p. m. connecting at Winsted for Watef- bury, Bridgeport At SimshurA for WsBt- field and Holyoke. Al Hartford fUr New Haven Springfield and Boston. a.l2 p. m. for West Wirst.d. E. MCNEIL, WALTER PEARCE, Superintendent. G. F. and I. q,
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
SPORTSMEN. scssss %nxn

A LL persons Silling, shooting, pursuing ald A taking in any way, Tn open or close sea. son, Game, Birda and Fish on the lands and waters owned "r occupied by any ofthe under s,gned in NORTH CANAAN. Conn.,, will be treat: ed as trespassers and prosecuted ga such, and will also be prosecuted fr all violat oi the laws relating to Fish, Game and Birds. Lyman Dunning, Geo. K Goodwin. Michae el
 Keane Levi Bronson, H. C. Stevens& Son,
 Miss sarah Foster TalmadRe Pulvpr. Mrs
 Mary E Clark. Hiram Robey. Chas Morris. Geo D. Callame. Leonard Lawrence. Frank
 Gaylord, Wm. P Pelton, Frederick RIorscn
 Hiram Briggs, Isaac Beebe. E. 8. Roberts
 Vim. Hayes.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19

aALE's HodEy is the oest Cough Cure, 25, 5oc., n. GLENN'S SULPHUR SuA7 heals and beautifes. 25c GERMAN CORN REriOVER kills Corns s, Bunions, 25c HILLS HAIR & WHlsKER DYE-Black & Brown, 50t
 FIXES TO0THAcHE DROPS cure in Minute. z5.
 ,rAN'S RHEUMATIC El-Ls arc sure cure. jn
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19

Suits 7 Heavy all wool blue and black Cheviot suits (the blues are guaranteed real indigo blue) going for S; s95q per suit former nns price Fine caster beaver indigo blue (guaranteed) suits for $13.50, former price $17. Heavy all wool blue and black beaver suits for S10, former price $14, and everything
 in Mems, Youth and Boys suits
 in like proportion.
 OVERCOATS.
 We have now in stock
 49 Mems and Youths overcoats,
 47 Boys and Childrens
 IT Youths and Mems Reefers,
 11 TIlatars which we want to close out before March 1st. To do this they are marked away down-in many instances below actual cost, and are all now offered at prices which we are confident
 will please you. Heavy Cotton and Wool Working
 SHIRTS-
 Fancy All Wool Shirts at prices that are away down: We have few with each shirt, former price S1 and
 S1.25, now 50 and 75c each Single strap New Hampshire
 8L NKETS for soc. Two strap ditto for COG. All other
 horse blankets at equal rates. Full size grey
 ROBES Felt lined, for only S3.5O Beautiful black robes, fancy lining, for $6.5O. You never
 saw robes so cheap before. You will notice in the above that we do not call attention to the cheap cotton and wool clothing, but will simply say that we will sell it all at or below cost prices. During this sale we shall do as we always have done-give our customers the benefit of our experience and tell them exactly what our goods are. ,>nti,et gre do not cau aH troo,. What is known as commercially all wool (being cotton and carded together and almost impossible to detect) we do not call all wool but sell 1t for just what we believe it to be.
 %Agent for Troy Laundry. Laundry sent Tuesday, returned Saturdays, Come and see us. R. |. TAYLOR.
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
New advertisements,

ton at 9l0A.M Clos- at PM.
 J. B. HaRDENBERaH, P. VI.
 New advertise ments. R. I. Taylor, Special Sale of Clothing W. B. Hall Co.,, Red Ticket Sale F. H. Smith, Farm to Rent Curtis, Davis < Co.,, Laundry Maids Picture Estate of Gearge Watson, Auction Estate of Addison w. Pritchard, Probate Notice
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
Carpenter: Organ.

Instruments of other make furnished if desired. >ll Piann4 carefully selecred, Having had 2! ears experience in tuning and tone regulating can safely yuarant ee all ins rumenta selec,e ed to be the very bes, of their class Pariler wisiiin, Q purchase ca. if they wish. visit the Compa' ,er, Warerooma in N. W York or Hartford with m' and select fur themsel, CT. and have the benefit 0 ny experience and if selection is made rhei, railroad tare will be paid and the Pianos kept il rune one year.
 In prices defy all competition. The reason wh, 1 can do this ts that am trayeling all he tim taning and taking orders aud do not hav' th .xpenees of heavy rentals of warerorm~ etc |. which aa wil be seen q, glance. mus, he paid for by the purchasers but select all my 1netrumen1t 'i--ct from the Companies as l make sales. Con .eQu-ntiy. have store-wOrn goods whlci mus, be pame off my customers a' the price> If new ones. My expenses in making rales art fight. aud my patrons get the benefit Oflt. Sehf for New Illustrated Catalogues and Prices, and b. convinced.
 Orders for tuning attended to promptly.
 JOSEPH RR NTON,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
Clearing Out sale
AT TIE
Is AZA A r.

We have some special bargains to
offer for the rest OF the winter
months, consisting OF an accumuIa-
ton Of Dress Goods, Trimmings,
IIanhurcs, llo>iciy, Ready Made
Clo,hrur. Men'> Has, Boots, DC.
L,rg.- Stock of Jewelry bought,
before the hnI,day>-a- nice a line
~ YOU VIII tinl IN the big towns OF
the Slair-AlI reduced in price.
We haze also reduced the price OF
all u.c = OILS III our Millinery Room.
Ne want 10 run the entire stock
down rs nearly as possible before
gctti:g in A" Spring Stock, and &c
do 40 We have made reductions II
prices of a great many goods.
Now is the tim" Tor Cash buyers
Large line of l1amburgs at cost
| not old s,ock-but a real handsome
line of Hamburgs.
Cash is tie beg!
{. NJ PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
NDrlCE.

Having qualified a Executor upo,,
the estate OF isabella Kirkland. dec Il,
hereby notatv all persons indebted I"
said estate To make immediate payment
AMI all persons having claims against
said estate must present them property
authenticated 10 the undersigned With
in oue Year from this date. or this no.
Tic. will bc plead in bar "t their re-
coyely. This 81 day Of Feb. l>>'.
IRWIN j. KIRKLAND.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

NN MONDAY. MARCH It'll. AT
VI the court house door in llillsboro.
We will. under authority of 4 mortgage
executed to IL, ON he .th day of june.
ISIS. hy Mrs. Ann Eliza Lawrence. offer
for sale the tract of land whereof the
late VIM. Lawrence died seized in Or
auge county. adjoining the lands OF
fletcher Davis. Quincy Lloyd, Wayne
Durham aud otier>- supposed IN ron
tain IN. acres il being the Lands pur-
chased hy him tru.a Joseph >iuhbin,
and Manly Morgan and wife.
Terms of sale cash - far - Fix hun.
bred dollars. and ii any KEGS above
that amount II six months, with inter
est from day OF sale
This and iay of Feb Isl.
JOHN W. GRAHAM.
THOMAS RIFFIN.
4. Mortgagee--
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
n y I ! +.

By.virtue eli the following execution
10 ne directed from the Clerk al the
superior Court ct Durham County, III
case of David y. Barnwcll ". W. tt.
Hicks and William stanley, | shall sell
tor cash Ia the highest bidder at the
court house door in Hill l>h"ro. OH Non-
dav. March 9Th, l>>1. the following
property. VIZ:
One House aud Lot containif z Two
acres. the saline being situate on the
northern boundary ot William otanlN
homestead and formerly occupied by
.ail w. Ii. Hicks. aud rijoiuing land:
nf ". \. strayhorn and Others on thu
waters of Flat Creea. a. the property :"
William stanley. Ia satisfy said eAccu'
ton and costs.
This 9TH day of Feb l>>.
JOHN Is. HUGHES.
sheriff OF Or4nge County.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
RO\RD OF

y called meeting at the County
Board ct Education will be held on
Saturday, the 10Th of Feb, at HILLS,
horo tor the purpose OF securing a
school house site in Orange Church
District, No. 23, Any other matter
relating 10 the Public Schools OF the
County, If brought before the Board
will be considered on that day.
j. l.. CURRlE,
Secretary.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
T :
ADVERTISING RATES &.

.atumn. one year, 800. on.
4, .,Iunn. " 5000.
a ..h =. $500.
.,a,,rn. l"ue ircl.) one insertion.
q, ,,d for eich subsequent insertion
- cents per square.
kz-ruur, Notices. q weeks. cash.
- and When payment i delayed for
month.. $1,000.
G1-lurlI advertisement. 10 cents per
&,1yey,i.rrncnt- and communications
=. Lr,.nf IN by Wednesday OF each
90. nancr l. put to press on Thur
- fhst il may be cent through thc
a. on FRIDAY.
TY,i. il the only newspaper ii T>hrt'
!. nr,nor County, and every "i'izcu t..
- Cnu,ty -hoodd tt"" ii and "irr"Hr-
~ it, publication.
Psc,d 10 thi, office. At nee. notices al
Marriages. deaths, accidents. Sc. IN fact
Iscrythrng of interest. and we will taxi
Measure in publishing. 1t Is the desire
. the Editor of this paper to publish 4
r.t-elass County newspaper.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

SIEEPING-CAR SERVICE.
On Trans 80 and 5i.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Atlanta ana +"
York.
ON Trains - and l3.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Washington ana M"n,-
gomery, Washington and Aiken. ihii-
maj Sleeper between Rlchin"hd II
greensboro. Pullman Sleeper between
Greensboro and Raleigh. !,
Through tickets on sale at principal
stations to all points.
For rates and information apply to
any agent OF the Company or 10
SOL. HAAS. JAS. l.. LOK,
Traffic Manager, CENT Pass. agent,
Washington. d.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
SETTLEMENT

| must have what is due me at
nee. Please don't wat tor rae to
notify you personally. Hope you
will be as prompt TO settle as was
to sell yon the goods.
{. ~. PARKS.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

W
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Pc" '"''
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See notice OF sale OF real estate
~ JAS. Webb, Jr. IL Bro, as"iSnees
q "'''e"S'e'
The Durham Hecor'ler says ut
Is estimated that 200 negroes dc III
1)urharn every year"
rp c....., W,,.l,., U,ll,
i"rn. continues TO give our farmers
good prices tor Their tobacco.
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A r.,,. .,,J ,u,r.ci,,iv. aud,
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AT Durham, ihr Coroners Jnr.
returned verde. Of l">,,tial''e hr"'
ic,'ie III the Gaze OF Constable Fa1
VIM ~ nv "
-l'hy-icians u-e shrirer's India
Nrrmituge III their I.raciice an
pronounce it a tirst-"lass article. :
ofAl will CONVINCE the most skept
cal OF i,s intrinsic merit. For >al
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

Coon RESULTS IN EVERY CASE.
D.. ~. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn writes,
that he Was seriously afflicted with q
severe cold tina, settled on his lnngs ;
had tried many remedies without
h@ncnl Being induced To try Or.
N'ngN New Discovery for Con,
SUMPTION, did SO and was entirely
cured 10y the Use of a lew bottles
>.n"e which time he has used il IN
hiS iam'Iy tor all Coughs aud Colds
with best results. This is the expe-
rleuce OF thousands whose lives have
been saved ny this Wonderful Dis
co.ery. Trial Bottles free at W.
y Hayes Drug Store.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

|"Post Office hours from s
m. TO 100 =. m, every day except
Iunday, aud on Sunday from II m.
. ! = n.
III. l.. PARISH,
Postmaster.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19


Mr.. A. w. Graham lett here
Monday tor Pit,sbolo TO attend
Court.
r We want the news from every
section of Orange county. W hen
ever anything .: interest "ccurS III
vour ~communny, wit" ns a postal
card ana let III know VIA, IL going
on, 20 that We ,uav keep our readers
informed as to equally matters.
Ascending to calculation a com
ct should he visible IN his section
in a few days. |, is said to be #
The first magnitude, and should be
looked for low down in he >o"'h-
west directly after twilight. About
the Iaet OF this month, 1t will not eet
until about 1870 =. IN. Lock out
Tor it.
The C"untv Commissioners me,
AT the POOR house Monday tor The
purpose ui making sou,c nNt>tiga
non 81 umo at bad infringement
Against Nu ,e,intenalent Clark AT el
! rxamiuin. Witnesses, II war dccl'iet
bv the Board that there was not sui
tirIcnt evidence ct m~:sconduct u
The art Of Mr.. Clark.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19
PFCPpTT0S At MISSES NASH

RECEPTION AT MISSES NASH
AND Miss koLLocK's School
The first reception OF the present
SESSION OF this popular school vas
given Friday evening Feb. 1lth, and
one can readily imagine there was
some futtering among the angels
when a dusky and gusty cloud
showed itself at a threatening dis
,ance just as everybody was getting
ready TO 90. None bot the brave
deserve the fair" and such were
richly rewarded-frs;, by a po-
granme of delightful music, and
secondly, by an evening Of converss-
ton With delightful young ladies.
Among the piano solos were notice
able those OF Miss Atsater and
Mss Maxwell wto played with
yiyor aud clearness, aud rendered
them in a manner alike c~reditable to
Miss kanouae, teacher, and pupils.
The choruses, as usual, were excel
lent. The following was the pro-
granme
Chorus-"The Reapers."-Nocal
Class.
Morning Pearl"-L Day
"Trot de Ca.alier'-L Webb,
"Tender and True'-S. Atwater
"Heather Rose"-I, Graham and
II. Kirkland.
Chorus-"Drcan On'-By Noca'
Class.
Bonnie Dundee"-S, A,water.
"Gaiop" duel-B. ounninghan
aud {. Jones.
"L'Clalr1-E. Maxwell.
Chorns-"Sunshine'-By Noca
Glass.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

WE FORBID All, ftk>o\>
w from trr-pa->iu- or hurting Oh
oar land- with dog. axe. guns iTaIt.
,.t. Or Ia Any g4t. Al utfsHt!er. aill
~ dealt ~lth according 10 ia~.
J-N.s W. cole. lhonua- tolc.
Eraerl.s4. Craig. irwin f. Kirkland.
- EltehnoDi. John ~ Kirkland.
W &. Knt4oa. David fai-.
martha A.e.E'e. I4.. II. T~hoAI-nn
B|7tt-hara. y. {. dee. - 80.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1887-02-19

OFFICE OF THE OR
-tNGE COUNTY OBSERVER
Is OK CHURTON ST OVER
HAYES DRUG k